There should be minimum reporting requirements for nations generating carbon credits under the Paris Agreement, but countries should also be allowed to apply higher standards, New Zealand has proposed, a move that would likely fragment the global CO2 market.
New Zealand proposal paves way for tiered ITMO quality in new global carbon market
There should be minimum reporting requirements for nations generating carbon credits under the Paris Agreement, but countries should also be allowed to apply higher standards, New Zealand has proposed, a move that would likely fragment the global CO2 market.
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